6 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Nursing - Advancing Child Health and Wellbeing programme at Trinity College Dublin is a comprehensive M.Sc. degree. This public course offers flexible study modes, including one-year full-time or multi-year part-time tracks, focusing on enhancing clinical leadership and care for children and their families.

The Childrens Nursing programme of Trinity College Dublin aims to develop and expand knowledge, skills and attitudes in nurses towards infants, children and their parents and family, as a unit in society.

The Nursing programme of Trinity College Dublin will enable students to develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to care for patients to the highest professional standards across the healthcare continuum.

Gerontological Nursing at Trinity College Dublin will provide you with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary to provide evidence-based care to the older adult in the practice setting, while acknowledging the individuality of the ageing experience.

The Advanced Practice (Nursing) at Trinity College Dublin is a two-year, part-time M.Sc. programme designed for experienced nurses. This public study mode course focuses on autonomy, professional leadership, and person-centred care, empowering students to practice at the highest standards within the healthcare sector.

The Palliative Care M.Sc. at Trinity College Dublin is a part-time postgraduate programme designed for healthcare professionals. This interdisciplinary course focuses on evidence-based practice and service provision. It lasts two years and is delivered through a public study mode in partnership with St. Francis Hospice.